Jalopnik: Commenting

The Jalopnik Help Desk

Ray Wert — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 09:15:00 EST

If you're still experiencing issues with your Gawker Media / Jalopnik commenter account, you can contact help@gawker.com. Please be patient. Our tech team is responding to people as quickly as possible. More »

Jalopnik Guide To Commenting: How To Be Awesome

Ray Wert — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 12:30:00 EST

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With holiday auto executive house-cleaning in mind, it's time for a crash course in comments etiquette. What can you do? What should you definitely never do? What, in effect, do we want from you, fellow Jalopnik gearheads? More »

What Do You Mean, "You're Not A Commenter"?

Pete Gaines — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 09:30:00 EST

Free comment invites! Just e-mail Pete today! More »

Jalopnik and Facebook: Together Again, For The First Time

Pete Gaines — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 16:20:00 EST

Starting this afternoon, readers with a Facebook account will be able to login and comment on Jalopnik using their Facebook profile. Hooray for progress! More »

Gawker Overlords Have Heard Your Pleas, Adjusting Comment System

Ray Wert — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 13:00:00 EDT

Apparently your words have moved our Gawker overlords to adjust the new threaded comment system announced yesterday to un-favorable reviews. We're now told comments will maintain in-line progression, and not go floating about all over the place determined by some strange algorithm. Thank the Gawker overlords, sure, but you should really be thanking Pete for his hard work in letting them know and see your pain. All hail Pete! More »

Gawker Introduces Threaded Commenting, Jalopnik Goes To Plaid

Ray Wert — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 14:29:00 EDT

Our Gawker bosses have decreed old-school in-line commenting is so 2005 and decided it's time for us to enter a new age of comments - the age of threading. Apparently all the cool kids are doing it and now, so will we. What's a threaded comment, you ask? More »

A Commenting Class on Commenting Class

Wed, 30 Apr 2008 16:20:00 EDT

Al Navarro is a co-founder of Mint Advertising, an independent advertising agency in New Jersey. On occasion we ask him to talk about certain topics in advertising. Today's not one of those days. Today he's talking about something even more near and dear to his heart — Jalopnik. He also drives a Caterham Superlight R (albeit for just a few more weeks), so don't front. More »